About the Journal
The Journal Scope
In today's changing world, the convergence of humanities, social sciences, and management practices offers a rich tapestry for understanding human behavior and societal dynamics. The AA-Humanities, Social and Management Sciences Journal provides an essential platform for scholars, practitioners, and students to engage with interdisciplinary research that encapsulates these diverse fields.
Humanities delve into the cultural and intellectual expressions of human experience, encompassing literature, English Language, philosophy, history, International Studies and creative art. These disciplines cultivate critical thinking and foster empathy, offering insights into the moral and ethical underpinnings of human actions.
On the other hand, social sciences focus on the systems and structures that shape human interactions. Fields such as sociology, psychology, anthropology, and political science study individuals and groups within their environments, providing valuable data and theories that enhance our understanding of societal function. Insights drawn from these areas can directly inform management practices, where understanding group dynamics, motivation, and cultural influences is crucial for leaders aiming to foster effective and inclusive organizations.
Management sciences encompass a range of methodologies aimed at optimizing organizational performance and strategy. The application of quantitative and qualitative research provides managers with the tools necessary to make informed decisions. By integrating knowledge from humanities and social sciences, management can evolve beyond mere profit maximization. It can embrace a broader set of values, focusing on stakeholder well-being, corporate social responsibility, and ethical governance.
The AA-Humanities, Social and Management Sciences Journal Seeks to bridge these disciplines through rigorous research and discourse. Published articles can shed light on vital themes such as cultural competency in management, the role of ethical frameworks in decision-making processes, and the social implications of corporate behavior. The journal encourages submissions that challenge traditional paradigms and propose innovative solutions to contemporary issues.
One pertinent area of exploration is how cultural narratives shape management practices across different societies. Understanding the cultural context in which a business operates is critical for global success. Cross-cultural management research examines how diverse perspectives can enrich organizational culture, enhance communication, and lead to improved problem-solving. Such insights are particularly relevant in an increasingly globalized economy, where managers face the challenges of navigating diverse workforces and consumer bases.
Additionally, the journal aims to emphasize the importance of ethical sustainability in management practices. As the global community faces unprecedented challenges related to climate change, inequality, and social justice, it is essential for scholars and practitioners to explore how organizations can lead initiatives that prioritize ethical stewardship and sustainable development.
The Policy and Publication Ethics
In the arena of academic publishing, ethical considerations and established policies play a pivotal role in fostering a robust, transparent, and credible scholarly community. The AA-Humanities, Social and Management Sciences Journal stands as a prominent platform dedicated to advancing knowledge across various disciplines within the humanities, social sciences, and management sciences.
Commitment to Integrity
At the core of the AA-Humanities, Social and Management Sciences Journal lies a steadfast commitment to integrity in research. This commitment is reflected in stringent guidelines governing the conduct of authors, reviewers, and editors throughout the submission and publication process. Every researcher is expected to uphold the highest standards of honesty in data collection, analysis, and reporting. Plagiarism, fabrication, and falsification of research are strictly prohibited, with all submissions undergoing rigorous checks to maintain academic integrity.
Peer Review Process
The peer review process is fundamental to ensuring the quality of published works. For the AA-Humanities Journal, this process involves inviting experts in relevant fields to evaluate submitted manuscripts. Reviewers provide constructive feedback and assess the originality, significance, and methodology of the research. This system not only validates the quality of the research but also enhances the development of authors by offering guidance and suggestions for improvement. Transparency in the peer review process is paramount; thus, the journal adheres to policies that safeguard the anonymity and confidentiality of both authors and reviewers.
Ethical Considerations in Research
The journal advocates for the ethical treatment of research participants, whether human or animal subjects. Authors are required to declare whether their research adheres to ethical standards, and they must provide evidence of ethical oversight where applicable. This includes obtaining informed consent from participants and ensuring their anonymity and confidentiality. By enforcing such ethical standards, the AA-Humanities Journal aims to prioritize the well-being and rights of participants and to maintain public trust in the integrity of academic research.
Publication Fee
Publishing research paper is vital aspect of academic and professional advancement, particularly within the realms of humanities, social sciences, and management studies. One unique aspect that prospective authors should consider is the publication fee associated with submitting their work to scholarly journals.
Many academic journals, including AA-HUMANITIES, require authors to pay a publication fee. This fee plays a crucial role in facilitating the editorial and production processes of the journal. Here are a few key reasons why publication fees are significant:
- Sustaining Journal Operations: The publication fee helps cover various operational costs associated with running a journal, such as editorial management, peer review, typesetting, online article publication, website subscription and distribution. These costs can be substantial, and fees ensure that the journal can maintain its standards and service quality.
2.Maintaining Quality: By charging a publication fee, the journal can invest more in quality control measures. This includes rigorous peer review processes and editorial oversight, which are essential for maintaining the integrity and credibility of published work.
3.Open Access Models: Many academic journals are shifting towards open access publishing, where research is made available to the public without subscription fees. Publication fees help support this model, allowing broader access to research findings and promoting knowledge dissemination.
- Encouraging Responsible Research: Knowing there is a financial investment involved can motivate authors to ensure their work is of high quality and rigor. It encourages scholars to invest time and effort into their submissions, which ultimately benefits the academic community.
Article Publication Fee Structure
The publication fee is $40 for a single author, and $70 for many authors. The journal does not collect peer review fee. Publication fee is paid if the manuscript is accepted for publication.
